Pierre Frey | Fleur de lys

Fleur de lys draws upon one of heraldry's most enduring motifs, a symbol of sovereignty whose lineage extends to the Carolingian era. Louis VII established it as France's coat of arms in the twelfth century, a position it retained until the Revolution displaced it from favour. The design was revived during the Restoration as the Bourbons reclaimed power, reinstating this potent emblem of royal authority. A fabric steeped in historical resonance, it carries the weight of dynasties and the pageantry of European courts, offering those who select it a connection to centuries of aristocratic tradition and refined taste.

• Width: 124 cms (48.82 inches)
• Vertical repeat: 22 cms (8.66 inches)
• Horizontal repeat: 26 cms (10.24 inches)